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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
6
An article by William A. Radford extols a hollow tile stucco home with bright airy rooms and good ventilation. It advocates ownership to curb rents and foster civic interest, noting a housing boom and urging readers to plan a stucco white home embodying comfort and convenience.
The Imaaculate house keeper Aunt Mary scolds her servants for mess and disorder as she notes the sugar spoon always coated with a thick layer of sugar due to prohibition and high prices. She has admonished the servants to maintain cleanliness and order.
A fragment describes a square lot house with Wisconsin styled architecture, noting economy and large living areas. Vague details cover exterior features, windows needing work, ornate doors, and a spacious interior, interspersed with unrelated narrative fragments about a spoon and a pantry incident.
A partial report from the Forest Service notes that 33 percent of planes based in California were stationed near the incident area and 42 percent were airborne. Planes directed firefighting efforts and supported patrols, with rapid ground response if fire lines broke.
Fragmentary notes describe a school or city pageant where young performers attempt a fairy play. The text mentions a troupe, chorus, and comments on the audience or critics reacting to the event. Names and details are garbled and difficult to resolve.
Cheyenne reports Minavure warfare between city commissioners and the American Legion over carnival protections and water supply. Other items include Douglas filming plans with Douglas Fairbanks, Salt Creek land sale totaling about $908,000 for nine tracks, and Yellowstone Park travel conditions. Reports from Casper, Cody, Sheridan, Thermopolis, Rock Springs, Rawlins, Laramie, Denver, Omaha, Chicago, and other cities cover pardons, accidents, crimes, public notices, and political appointments.
In Grand Rapids and Chicago reports Emery, a former overseas major, is named to succeed Colonel F W Glaibraith Jr killed in a mobile accident. Tim Murphy, Chicago labor leader, faces $100000 bail in a Dearborn street mail robbery case.
Amid a busy week in Washington D C Representative Siegel Republican of New York announced plans to introduce a bill fixing the death penalty for kidnapping and transporting children across state lines. The move comes as federal action and talks shape policy on crime and immigration.
Reports from Oppeln indicate Van Hoefer forces plan a broad attack in Upper Silesia. In Belfast rioting intensifies with several Americans reported killed. Paris mentions Kaiser trial talk in the French Senate. Crawford McCullough wins Rotary presidency at the world convention. Kenal Pasha threatens Black Sea advances amid Turkish nationalist tensions. London outlines 2,000,000 pound capital ship budget for the navy. Mexico resumes interest payments on foreign debt July 1.
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